Speaker McCarthy facing trouble uniting his party on a key vote tonight.

Here we go again.

The lead starts right now.

The public can hold out, setting the tone this time from the establishment way, balking

over, finalizing the very roles that McCarthy conceded last week to hardliners to become

the House Speaker.

Is this constant drama the new normal?

Plus, President Biden's upcoming meeting with the president of Mexico after visiting the

border where critics say the true scope of the humanitarian crisis was hidden from his

view.

And former Apache pilot, Prince Harry, drop in bombs, accusing his stepmother of leaking

stories to help her own image, accusing British tabloids of radicalizing their readers with

lies in order to hurt his family.

What does the royal family have to say about all this?

Welcome to the lead on Jake Tapper and we start in our politics lead with the first test

of newly elected Speaker of the House, Kevin McCarthy in just a few hours.

The House is going to vote on its new rules package.

This will include one of the biggest concessions McCarthy made to the hardline rebels in order

to get the gaffle that one person motion to vacate rule.

This means just one member of Congress can now force a vote to remove McCarthy as Speaker.

McCarthy of course also made other significant concessions, including allowing more

freedom caucus members onto key committees that will decide what legislation will actually

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